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Squid

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  1. If you want a container to use multiple cores, then you can't pin it to the same isolated cores. Sure the OS will possibly take some cycles on the cores, but since you're not running any VM, the hit would be minimal. If you really want it to have more or less unhindered access to certain cores, then you pin it to those cores, and then pin every other container to all the cores except for those ones.
  2. You will always see update available for any plugin so long as the author has specified that the plugin (and the update) is still compatible with your version of Unraid.
  3. Almost. It'll run on core 0, but will not run on core 8.
  4. Thanks. Had a typo there. Fixed on 2021.02.27a
  5. Hit Edit on the dropdown when you click the app's icon
  6. Change the repository entry to be mattie112/docker-nginx-proxy-manager
  7. Have you tried manually selecting the stick from the boot order? What does "won't boot" actually mean?
  8. Correct. And, it only handles things over the network. Any "local" deletions (ie: via a docker app) won't be covered either. Another option is to also set the additional path mappings to the container to be read-only (where applicable of course)
  9. There's the files within /var/log/samba, but I doubt they'd reveal anything. What you'd want to do is check the logs for whatever application you think was used. Or install the Recycle Bin plugin which will let you recover files that were deleted via the network.
  10. Have you tried reseating the cabling to the drives and to the HBA?
  11. Just noticed, but technically the help text is wrong since Private also allows No Access for a user
  12. Can you also post your diagnostics so the task lists etc can be put into perspective.
  13. Your path mappings between Radarr and Deluge don't match See https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-566086
  14. The host path is /mnt/remotes/192.168.... Also set the Access Mode to be Read/Write:SLAVE Once that's all done, within Plex you'll see everything at /media
  15. Mount the FreeNAS shares via the Unassigned Devices plugin, then add the appropriate path mappings to the Plex template, then add it to your library
  16. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/59091-marvel-issues-starting-point-for-investigation/ At the end of the day, LSI based controllers are the gold-standard. AsMedia controllers will also work good. Marvel has lots of problems which you may or may not encounter (although you're hitting one of them now)
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